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The Milky Way has an Inner Ring, Just Outside the Core
In the past century, astronomers have learned a great deal about the cosmos and our place in it. From discovering that the Universe is in a constant state of expansion to the discovery of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) and the Big Bang cosmological model, our perception of the cosmos has expanded immensely. And yet, many of the most profound astronomical discoveries still occur within our cosmic backyard – the Milky Way Galaxy.
Mars crater complex shows layers of ice in stunning spacecraft photos
Ice and dust pile on the Martian surface like a layer cake in fresh images based on data from the Mars Express spacecraft.
'Star Trek Online' teams with IDW for more dark adventures in the Mirror Universe (exclusive)
"Star Trek Online" boldly expands the Mirror Universe with new union with IDW Publishing.
Astronaut's moon rock award moved from Disney's Epcot to museum
Fifty years after it was brought back from the moon, a lunar rock has moved from the "Most Magical Place on Earth" to the "Show Me State." NASA presented the rock to The Space Museum in Missouri.
Star Wars TV shows ranked, worst to best
Here’s our ranked list of the many Star Wars TV shows that you can find on Disney Plus, both live-action and animated.
SpaceX, NASA delay launch of private Ax-1 astronaut mission to April 8
The launch of the first U.S. private civilian space mission heading for the International Space Station will be delayed to at least Friday (April 8), Axiom Space announced.
Sudden collapse of Antarctic ice shelf could be sign of things to come
A massive Antarctic ice shelf that covered an area about the size of New York City or Rome just collapsed into the ocean.
Recently discovered Comet Pan-STARRS could be visible in April's night sky (maybe)
Recently discovered comet Pan-STARRS is heading towards the sun in late April, but will we be able to see it?
Motions of stars in neighboring Large Magellanic Cloud shed light on galaxy formation
Scientists mapped the motions of stars within the Milky Way's companion galaxy, the Large Magellanic Cloud, revealing new clues about barred galaxies.
SpaceX private Ax-1 mission's science includes self-assembling robots and light-powered air filters
Axiom Space's first mission plans a heavy share of science during eight days on the International Space Station.
Ground system problem halts Artemis 1 countdown dress rehearsal
NASA’s Space Launch System moon rocket stands on pad 39B Sunday, moments after NASA scrubbed a planned cryogenic fueling test. Credit: Stephen Clark / Spaceflight Now
NASA launch controllers called off plans to load super-cold liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen into the first fully-assembled Space Launch System moon rocket Sunday, giving time for ground teams to troubleshoot problems with fans used to ventilate the giant rocket’s mobile launch structure at the Kennedy Space Center.
Russia threatens to leave International Space Station program (again)
Russia has once again threatened to end its cooperation with the West on the International Space Station program.
The ExoMars Rover is Ready, now it Just Needs a new Ride to Mars
When it arrives on Mars, the ESA’s Rosalind Franklin rover will join a growing fleet of robotic rovers, landers, and orbiters dedicated to searching for life on Mars. As part of the Exomars program, this mission was a collaborative effort between the ESA and the Russian State Space Corporation (Roscosmos). Whereas the ESA would provide the rover, Roscosmos was to provide the launch services and the Kazachok lander that would deliver Rosalind Franklin to the surface.
NASA calls off critical Artemis 1 moon rocket test over safety concerns
NASA called off a critical fueling test of its Artemis 1 moon rocket Sunday due to safety concerns with ground equipment.
Artemis 1 wet dress rehearsal timeline
The timeline below covers major countdown activities planned during the NASA’s wet dress rehearsal for the Artemis 1 mission. The wet dress rehearsal will include loading of more than 700,000 gallons of cryogenic liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen into the Space Launch System moon rocket on launch pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
A solar power station in space? Here's how it would work — and the benefits it could bring
Space-based solar power is one of the technologies to feature in the government's Net Zero Innovation Portfolio.
Lightning strikes NASA's Artemis 1 moon megarocket launch pad during test
Lightning struck the launch pad home of NASA's giant Artemis 1 moon rocket several times on Saturday (April 2), but the rocket is in good health and on track for a critical test.
Orion spacecraft: NASA's next-gen capsule to take astronauts beyond Earth orbit
Learn about the spacecraft's interior and its key role in lunar missions during the 2020s, including planned moon landings.
See Venus, Saturn and Mars shine close before sunrise this week
Venus, Saturn and Mars will be visible and very close together this week in the predawn sky. Here's how to see it.
SpaceX will launch these 4 private astronauts on Axiom Space's Ax-1 space station mission this week
The first all-private mission to the International Space Station by Axiom Space will launch no earlier than April 6.
